Thomas G. Sinas
Tom Sinas is a trial lawyer who has spent his career serving the public and advocating for the injured. As a partner at Sinas Dramis Law Firm, he manages the firm’s downtown Grand Rapids office and is dedicated to serving his home community of West Michigan.
While Tom’s expertise is far-reaching, he focuses his practice primarily on personal injury and wrongful death litigation, auto negligence cases, and Michigan auto no-fault law. In particular, he helps ensure individuals involved in Grand Rapids car accidents are on a level playing field with the insurance companies on the other side of a case. Over the years, Tom has acquired a unique skillset working with those suffering from spinal cord injuries and traumatic brain injuries (TBIs).
A tenacious and compassionate attorney, Tom has acquired an outstanding reputation in West Michigan and beyond. In 2020, he was both the youngest and the only West Michigan attorney named a “Top 10 Plaintiff’s Personal Injury Lawyer” in Michigan by Leading Lawyers. In 2021, Tom was voted the “Best Personal Injury Attorney in Grand Rapids” by readers of the Grand Rapids Magazine and Grand Rapids Business Journal.
Tom’s journey to his current position gave him opportunities to develop a unique perspective on being a lawyer.
“I grew up not only as the son and grandson of leaders of this law firm, but also surrounded by many of the lawyers with whom I now have the privilege of working alongside. Those lawyers taught me two key lessons: first, there is nothing more valuable than one’s good health, and, second, there is no greater privilege as a lawyer than advocating for those whose good health has been taken from them.”
But Tom’s first professional pursuit was not law – it was music. He started playing guitar at age 7 and ultimately attended the University of Michigan where he earned degrees in Economics and Jazz Studies. Tom later came to understand the transcendent nature of that education.
“My training as a musician was as important as my education in law school. My music mentors taught me two rules that inform everything I do now as a lawyer: first, there is no substitute for thorough preparation, and, second, those who excel at any craft are those who constantly seek to improve their skills.”